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Operational Transformation
Saved by uncleflo on June 23rd, 2017.
Software that lets you edit a shared document together with others over the internet can be really useful if you’re working in a team, especially a distributed one. Nowadays, there is a lot of web-based software for simultaneous collaborative editing, no matter if you’re working on rich-text documents, spreadsheets, presentations or source code. Let’s take a moment to define more precisely what we mean with the term realtime collaborative editing. What we want is that multiple people working at different computers can make changes to a document hosted on a server at any time. These changes are synchronized immediately with the other peers, in contrast to version control systems like Git, where one usually works on a feature all by oneself and eventually merges the changes back to the project. No client should have to communicate with the server or any other client before making a change. In particular, there is no need to acquire a lock from the server to make an edit and concurrent edits can occur. After all changes have been synchronized, every client should see the exact same document. It turns out that implementing this kind of real-time collaboration is far from trivial. The most common solution responds to the name Operational Transformation (usually abbreviated OT). It originated from a research paper published in 1989 but got more recently popularized by Google Wave. Today, it powers many collaborative editors such as.
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